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How much of the UK was covered by ice during the ice age?
During the last glacial maximum of the most recent ice age, around 30-40% of the UK was covered by ice. This ice sheet extended over much of Scotland and parts of northern England and Wales.
What is the difference between UK and Antarctica?
The United Kingdom (UK) is a country in Europe with a population, government, and developed infrastructure, while Antarctica is a continent located in the Southern Hemisphere that is almost entirely covered by ice. The UK has a diverse economy and is home to various industries and services, while Antarctica is primarily a desolate, uninhabited landmass dedicated to scientific research.
Has there ever been a bad tornado in the UK?
Yes. The worst tornado to have hit the UK in modern times was a T5 (equivalent to a strong F2) which hit Birmingham in July of 2005, costing £40 million (about $70 million US). This is a rather significant tornado, even by US standards. The strongest known British tornado struck Portsmouth in 1810. It was estimated to have been a T8, equivalent to an F4.
What is full form of IGRS?
Intelligent Grouping and Resource Sharing Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies (UK) image-guided radiosurgery Irish Genealogical Research Society (UK) Integrated GPS Radio System (developed by Stanford Research Institute) Integrated Gas Recovery Services Inc. (Thorold ON, Canada) Information Gateway Resource Sharing Illiana Garden Railway Society imidazoline-guanidinium receptive site (membrane-bound protein) Iraqi Geospatial Reference System Information Group Resource System Information Gathering and Retrieval System (US IRS) IronWood Guide to Railway Safety Infant Gastric Reflux Stories (New Zealand) Irish Graves Registration Society Intelligence and Geographic Resources Staff (UK MoD) Intergovernmental Review System Iron Gate Reservoir Surface these are just a bunch i found on the internet
Why does the UK get very light earthquakes?
There are very few regions of the world that are aseismic. Even Antarctica has them. The cause of earthquakes include plate tectonics, volcanic activity, elevation of land due to isostasy after removal if ice sheets, and just adjustments of the geological strata. In other words there is no good reason why GB should not have them. Many other countries would like to think they are free from natural disasters as well.
When was ME Research UK created?
ME Research UK was created in 2001.
How could one find a cancer research company in the UK?
You can find a cancer research company based in the UK by searching for it on the internet. There are several UK cancer research companies in the UK such as Cancer Research UK.
What are recent developments in investment banking in UK?
The application questions on barclay cap internship program are to see how you would answer it so research it yourself ;) good luck
When was Deafness Research UK created?
Deafness Research UK was created in 1985.
When was Alzheimer's Research UK created?
Alzheimer's Research UK was created in 1992.
What is Cancer Research UK's population?
The population of Cancer Research UK is 11.
When was Cancer Research UK created?
Cancer Research UK was created in 2002.
What is the population of Cancer Research UK?
Cancer Research UK's population is 2,010.
When was Research Councils UK created?
Research Councils UK was created in 2002.
When was Epilepsy Research UK created?
Epilepsy Research UK was created in 2007.
How do you pronounce laoch?
lay-uk
When was Medical Research Council - UK - created?
Medical Research Council - UK - was created in 1913.
